2004 (HWCA) New York Signature Sale #340 - Session 2

George IV Halfcrown 1823, S-3808. Laureate head, Crowned Shield in Garter (2nd) reverse. MS63 PCGS. A number of only small marks, slightly soft strike

George IV Halfcrown 1825, S-3809. Bare head. MS62 PCGS. Mostly brilliant, a little gold toning, good strike but lacking detail in the highest points,

George IV Halfcrown 1826, S-3809. Bare head. PR63 PCGS. Fully prooflike and nicely toned.From the Craig Haller Collection. Important notice: Heritage

George IV Crown 1821, S-3805. Laureate head. St George reverse. SECUNDO edge. 1st of only two years of issue for this wonderfully designed type. MS65

George IV Proof set 1821. Laureate head. An extremely rare item that appears to be an intact, original set, as the toning matches on all pieces and it

George IV Proof Crown 1826, S-3806. Bare head. To this cataloguer's eyes, one of the most elegant of all British silver coins, the bust modeled ...

George IV Maundy set 1828, S-3816. Laureate head. A decent set which is quite a lot nicer than most seen, all graded by PCGS as follows: 4d MS62, 3d M

George IV gold Sovereign 1821, S-3800. Laureate head. About EF, typical light marks. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate

George IV gold Sovereign 1821, S-3800. Laureate head. AU, frosty and pleasing. Scarce. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rat

George IV gold Sovereign 1825, S-3801. Bare head. Choice AU, frosty. A couple of obverse edge marks, but this is well struck and overall very pleasing

George IV gold Sovereign 1826, S-3801. Bare head. EF, relatively few marks, none large. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the ra

George IV copper Pattern 2 Pounds 1824. As Montagu-920 but in copper. Bare head, ornate shield reverse as used on the other large coins of this king f

George IV gold 2 Pounds 1823, S-3798. Bare head. Lots of marks but EF or better with prooflike fields.From the Dr. Irving Arenberg Collection. Importa

George IV Proof gold 5 Pounds 1826, S-3797. Bare head. Rare, issued only in the sets made this year to celebrate the king's new portrait, which ...

William IV copper 1/3 Farthing 1835, S-3850. MS65 RB PCGS. Light carbon flecks as nearly always seen even on the nicest pieces. The mint red is toning

William IV copper Farthing 1837, S-3848. MS64 BN PCGS. Lovely chocolate-brown surfaces and very sharply struck. Almost impossible to find in Gem and w

William IV copper Proof Halfpenny 1831, S-3847. Normal coin alignment. PR66 Bronzed PCGS. A beautiful coin from the Coronation sets, perfect original

William IV copper Penny 1831, S-3845. AU50 PCGS. Nice brown color but a lot of heavy marks and some green verdigris. Scarce nonetheless.From the Craig

William IV silver Three-Halfpence 1835/4, S-3839. MS63 PCGS. Brilliant. Scarce type, quite difficult to locate better than EF.From the Craig Haller Co

William IV silver Sixpence 1831, S-3836. MS66 PCGS. Typical color of this era, silvery gray with hints of blue and gold iridescence. Sharp strike. Ver